Rannerdale Knotts
355m (1165ft)
The North Western Fells, The Lake District, Cumbria, England
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Fellow go4awalkers who have already walked, climbed, summited & bagged Rannerdale Knotts
Richard Fulcher walked up on October 10th, 2020 [from/via/route] Buttermere. [with] Jen [weather] Cloudy, sunshine, chilly winds. - Walked up through the woods .. two red squirrels spotted. The walk up to the Knotts was fairly straightforward but the descent was steep, wet and slippery. Extremely tricky.
Nick Christian climbed on September 18th, 2020 [from/via/route] Whiteless Pike [with] Karen Brown [weather] Good Sunny
Deborah Johnson bagged on June 2nd, 2015 [from/via/route] Road by start [with] Andy, Cait Tim, Tom, Bethan and C’s boyfriend [weather] Heavy rain on the way down
Claire Kirk hiked on August 1st, 2018 [from/via/route] Buttermere Hostel [with] Alone [weather] Very windy and wet
Richard Banks summited on February 12th, 2020 [from/via/route] Crummock Water
Simon Boddy conquered on September 17th, 2019 [from/via/route] Rannerdale [with] HF Holidays [weather] Sunny and clear
Neil Heywood scaled on July 23rd, 2018 [from/via/route] Howtown
Bill Salisbury walked up on August 20th, 2018 [from/via/route] Buttermere [with] Sue [weather] Low cloud overcast
Wayne Baxter climbed on February 24th, 2019 [from/via/route] National Trust Car park, across road to stile to Grassscarth Coppice, onto Low Bank and finally to the cairn and returned same route [with] Sue [weather] Sunny and warm for February
Andrew Johnson bagged on January 28th, 2019 [from/via/route] Cinderdale car park, Buttermere [weather] Clear and snowy
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More Photographs & Pictures of views from, on or of Rannerdale Knotts

High Snockrigg summit with Red Pike (Buttermere) (left), Mellbreak (back centre) and Rannerdale Knotts ((right) surrounding Crummock Water in the background

Buttermere, Fleetwith Pike, Hay Stacks and the High Stile Ridge from the lower slopes of Rannerdale Knotts

The shoulder of Grasmoor (left), Robinson, Rannerdale Knotts (centre) and the High Stile Ridge (High Crag, High Stile and Red Pike (Buttermere) reflected beautifully in a very still Crummock Water taken from the north west shore below Mellbreak

Looking down over Whiteless Pike and Rannerdale Knotts to Crummock Water from Wandope

High Stile (left) Buttermere, Mellbreak, Rannerdale Knotts, High Snockrigg, Grasmoor and the shoulder of Robinson (right) from the summit of Fleetwith Pike

Rannerdale Knotts (foreground) and Crummack Water with Mellbreak beyond from High Snockrigg
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